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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20690, 12 April 1929, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. rfhe STANDARD INSURANCE CO., LTD., Transacts all Sections of FIRE, MARINE, and ACCIDENT including MOTOR CAR) BUSINESS. Lowest current rates of premium. Prompt and liberal loss adjustments. This Local Company established over half a century, solicits your patronage. F. T ANDERSON, 29my Manager. HPHE OXLEY SEAGEASS CO., 331 1 Princes street south," 1 will shortly have their UP-TO-DATE SHOWROOM completed foi the display of SPRING MATTRESS PRAMS. SEAGRASS FURNITURE. and VICKERS SEWING MACHINES. These beautiful English Sewing Machines are made in library table and cabinet models, complete with electric motor or treadle, from £l9 19s, TERMS. 30m THIS WEEK’S OTAGO WITNESS Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME, THE FARM, THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. “A RETROSPECT.” By Pomona. “PATCHWORK PIECES: XCVIIL—- " THE INJUSTICE.” By Eileen Service. “HOW TO SWIM AND DIVE: VIII.— FANCY DIVING.” By Millie Hudson. “ ON GRAND HOTELS.” By Alfred J. Brown. "WHY YOUR HAIR TURNS GREY.” By Professor J. Arthur Thomson. "HAPPILY MARRIED FOR SIXTY YEARS." “THE HANDY MAN’S CORNER: KENNEL FOR THE YARD DOG.” Bart SHORT STORIES—- “ THE IMMIGRANT.” Sutherland. “ THE SINGLE AIM.” Wynne. "HANNIGAN'S HARD FALL,” Bi R. C. Douglas. “ THE NABOB.” By Charles Men By By Maj THE NOVELIST—- " THE GREENSTONE DAGGER.’ By Franklin King. “ UTU; A TALE OF THE MAORI.' By K. Watson and Paul H. Howard. FOR THE LITTLE FOLKLETTERS FROM THE FOLK. “THE HILL PEOPLE.” By Hertslet. “PEEPS OP FRANCE: LXII.” Jeanne. “THE ADVENTURES OF BILLY BEAR: XXIII.” “CHUMS IN FIGURE LAND: I. By Ern Shaw. LITTLE Ruth By WOMEN'S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “A LETTER FROM HOME.” By A .Wanderer. ** IN FASHION’S REALM.” By Marguerite. " FLOWER ARRANGEMENT. By Esther. HOME INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE AND LIFE—“EPITAPH.” By Martin Armstrong. “ IS ENGLISH DECAYING? ” BOOKS AND BOOKMEN, BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE ‘JK ETCHER—“PORTRAIT.” By Elinor Wylie. “‘GOD SAVE THE KING.’” “‘YOU’RE SO LONELY.”' THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— The Picturesque Regatta at Lower Portobello, Otago Harbour. Dunedin Bowling Centre’s Easter Tournament. Otago University Annual Inter-Faculty Sports. One of the Legacies of the Big Flood in Dunedin. Lake County A. and P. Society’s Annual Show. Otago Amateur Golf Championships at Dunedin. Powerful Engines for New Zealand Railways. The Vatican as a New State and the Men Who Made History. Improvements in the Capital City. From the Old Land to the New. Hairdressing _ Modes. Fatal Explosion on Dredge at Wanganui. Winner of Braualt Prize. Reported Missing; The 111-Fated Twilight. The Champion Eight-oar Crew from Otago. Official Opening of the New School at Queenstown. Two Oamarn Bowling Champions. The Late Miss Lilian (Lilie) Cole. A Miraculous Escape. Opening of the 1929 Golf Season at Invercargill. Tlir Motor Ship Rangitiki at Port Chalmers. Ancient and Modern. The Navy Attends Church Parade. Dunedin Lady Bowlers. A Sad Fatality Three Generations of Pupils. Memorial Erected at Oamarn. Leader of the Salvation Army. Limerick Arriving in Sydney. Finish of Fifth Cricket Test Match at Melbourne. English Cricketers Leaving on Their Way Home The Raweon Stakes at Sydney. Pax Romana: The Restoration.